[misterbruce]

I have a Nokia 1680 Classic phone purchased in the UK The Sim card is not active and I don't use the phone here in Canada. I have pictures on the phone which I would like to retrieve or send to my computer. There is a very tiny USB looking input (Smaller than a Mini USB. Can anyone tell me what kind of cable I need to get these pictures or how to do it. Thank you very much, Bruce

[Maurizio Troso]

I have a Nokia 1680 Classic phone purchased in the UK The Sim card is not active and I don't use the phone here in Canada. I have pictures on the phone which I would like to retrieve or send to my computer. There is a very tiny USB looking input (Smaller than a Mini USB. Can anyone tell me what kind of cable I need to get these pictures or how to do it. Thank you very much, Bruce

Should be a classic micro usb port, as most of old nokia glorious devices

[RumoredNow]

No USB, No Bluetooth. Nokia 1680 classic - Full phone specifications

Email the pics to yourself...

[misterbruce]

I can't email the pictures because the phone/Sim Card is not active.

[Laura Knotek]

Unfortunately, you're probably out of luck, since the phone doesn't have WiFi either.

[RumoredNow]

I can't email the pictures because the phone/Sim Card is not active.

Takes a mini SIM... You just need an adapter to take advantage of your current SIM.

I like the kind that has a sticky plastic sheet on the top to hold the SIM firmly. Check a local phone resale shop if you are in a hurry or look around Amazon.

[misterbruce]

Now my friend tried to get the pics off the phone and he said it is locked. I there a generic code to unlock the SIM Card?

[Laura Knotek]

If it has a PUK lock, you'd need to obtain it from the carrier it had been on if you don't have the original packaging. Unblock your mobile using a PUK code or remove 'SIM Lock'

These instructions were from Vodafone New Zealand, but it's the same for all carriers.